Southport High School - Anchor Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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gimme. .0 7 Waiaiiyaw 777 January 9-Thomas Paine QBJ, a young Englishman who had recently come to America, published a 47 page pamphlet titled Common Sensef, Within three months it had become a colonial best-seller, selling over 120,000 copies, and quickly became a major factor in influenc- ing people's views on independence. ,George Washington noted: I find 'Common Sense' is working a pow- erful change in the minds of menf, It was also about this time in 1776 that Paul Revere QDJ became a member of the Committee of Corre- spondence. Revere is chiefly remembered for his famous ride on the night of April 18, 1775, to warn Lexington that the British were com- ing. July 4--The Declaration of Inde- pendence was signed and adopted by members of the Continental Con- gress at Independence I-Iall, Phila- delphia IFJ. The actual document was written by a committee of five, headed by Thomas Jefferson. Other members were John Adams, Benja- min Franklin fCJ, Robert R. Living- ston and Roger Sherman. During the summer of 1776, Dan- iel Boone fEJ was busy searching the woods round Boonesboro, Ken- tucky, for one of his daughters who had been kidnapped by the Indians. She was later found. Allied with the British, the Indians, mainly Shaw- nee and Cherokee, tried unsuccess- fully to detach Kentucky from Vir- ginia in the American Revolution. .DJJ KP . rf-adabaa-f 5-Wag! 1.4.5 - , I ,W ' 1 x gf' lfgf' V ,gf 3 , Q 1' t W1 -5-it .aa my W4 I ,far se IRFDNZX 1 wa.-KQJJI KMJZ, i 5?- cv